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Secret Service officer pleads guilty to sexually enticing 14yo girl


Sputnik
Thu, 02 Mar 2017 21:43 UTC
Lee Robert Moore
© Sun Sentinel/Federal Court RecordsFormer Secret Service agent Lee Robert Moore
On Wednesday a US Secret Service officer employed at the White House pled guilty to sexually enticing a 14-year-old girl. At the time of his November 2015 arrest, 38-year-old Lee Robert Moore was assigned to the Service's Uniformed Division at the presidential residence, according to prosecutors.

The Delaware Child Predator Task Force discovered Moore's activities as part of a sting operation, using websites like Meet24 and messaging application like Kik. In a media statement the Department of justice explained that the agency "created a profile on this site, posing as a 14-year-old girl, with whom Moore engaged in a number of online chat sessions" where he encouraged the young girl to send sexually explicit images of herself and sent sexual images of himself as well.

While on duty and checking IDs at the White House Moore requested an "exciting" picture because "work sucks today."
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2 + 2 = 4

National Gallery of Canada urged to cancel talk by prof who refuses genderless pronouns


CBC News
Thu, 02 Mar 2017 21:12 UTC
U of T psychology professor Jordan Peterson to speak at National Gallery of Canada in March

Jordan Peterson
© JordanBPeterson.comJordan Peterson is a psychology professor at the University of Toronto who has attracted controversy for his refusal to use genderless pronouns.
Members of Ottawa's transgender community want the National Gallery of Canada to cancel a talk by Jordan Peterson, a Toronto psychology professor who has refused to call transgender students by their preferred pronouns.

Cara Tierney, a former employee of the gallery, has emailed the federal art institution to try to get the Peterson talk cancelled.

Comment: How liberalism in America became an intolerant dogma

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Alarm Clock

SOTT Focus: The Fourth Turning and Steve Bannon Pt. 3: Implications for Hysterica-America

Harrison Koehli
Sott.net
Thu, 02 Mar 2017 22:11 UTC
Hillary Clinton
Continued from Part 2: Happiness, Hedonism, Horror - Repeat

Lobaczewski was exiled to America in the late 70s by the Polish Communist authorities after being denounced by a correspondent for Radio Free Europe. Based on his observations of American culture in New York, he thought the U.S. reached a peak of hysteria in the 80s. Maybe he was right about that, but if he were still alive I would be curious to know his thoughts on American society in the past few years. It seems the hysteria has only gotten worse. Here's what he had to say about the U.S. in 1984:
America is stifling progress in all areas of life, from culture to technology and economics, not excluding political incompetence. When linked to other deficiencies, an egotist's incapability of understanding other people and nations leads to political error and the scapegoating of outsiders. Slamming the brakes on the evolution of political structures and social institutions increases both administrative inertia and discontent on the part of its victims. (Political Ponerology, p. 64)
Sounds like he could've been writing about today.

He also wrote that the U.S. seems to lag around 80 years behind the European cycle. The last European crisis was a bloody nightmare that saw one world war and the emergence of two major totalitarian pathocracies: the Soviets in 1922, and the Nazis in 1933 - then another world war. If Lobaczewski is right, that suggests that it can take at least two full 80-year cycles before a country risks falling into totalitarian barbarism that consumes its own people, which means Europe might get off relatively easy this time around. But maybe not.
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Sheriff

Feds raid heavy machinery manufacturer Caterpillar's offices


RT
Thu, 02 Mar 2017 17:59 UTC
caterpillar
© Brendan McDermid / Reuters
Federal law enforcement agents have searched the offices of heavy machinery manufacturer Caterpillar in Peoria, East Peoria and Morton, Illinois. The company said it was cooperating with the authorities.

The Internal Revenue Service's criminal investigation division, the Department of Commerce's office of export enforcement and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation are part of the search Reuters reported, citing Sharon Paul, spokeswoman for the US Attorney Office for the Central District of Illinois.

Paul did not say what the agents were looking for.

"Law enforcement is present in various Peoria-area Caterpillar facilities executing a search warrant. Caterpillar is cooperating," company spokeswoman Corrie Scott said in a statement, offering no further comment.
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Pirates

Hackers took over an Indiana radio station's alert system, sent out messages about fake zombie attack


FOX59 Web
Wed, 01 Mar 2017 20:39 UTC
zombies
© AFP 2016/ Valerie Macon
The Randolph County Sheriff's department is assuring residents there is no zombie outbreak in the area.

The department says the radio station WZZY 98.3 fell victim to hackers, who got into the system and issued alerts about a zombie attack and disease outbreak from deceased bodies.
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Eye 1

Muslim nations to the UN: 'Islamophobia is becoming institutionalized'


RT
Thu, 02 Mar 2017 19:33 UTC
Geneva United Nations Human Rights Council Switzerland
© Denis Balibouse / ReutersDelegates at the 34th session of the Human Rights Council at the European headquarters of the United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland.
The ascent of far-right politics has split the world, and discrimination against Muslims is becoming enshrined in law, says Yousef Al-Othaimeen, Secretary-General of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), which comprise 57 nations with Islamic majorities.

"Far-right politics is on the rise, strengthening the narrative of 'us' against 'them'," said Al-Othaimeen, during an official session of the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva on Wednesday. "This is a scary scenario for an intolerant world that none of us would like our children to live in. We, therefore, need to play our role."

Al-Othaimeen criticized the "blanket restrictions and discriminatory policies" that have been "imposed on Muslims based on their religion," though avoided specifically mentioning US President Donald Trump's ban on travel from seven Islamic-majority states. Trump's executive order, which the White House says was motivated by security concerns, not religious prejudice, remains stuck in legal limbo.

Comment: No doubt about it - someone wants Islamophobia to become 'institutionalized'. Check out:

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Sheriff

Budget cuts leave British police in 'perilous state' 1,000 rapists at large


RT
Thu, 02 Mar 2017 19:20 UTC
British police
© Reuters
Criminal cases are being shelved and victims let down as police fail to carry out basic tasks in Britain, a police watchdog report has revealed.

According to the latest report from Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC), the shortage of detectives and investigators in 43 forces across England and Wales adds up to a "national crisis."

Almost 46,000 suspects are currently on British police 'wanted' databases, including 343 suspected murderers and 1,012 rapists.

"We are leading to a very serious conclusion regarding the potentially perilous state of British policing in this report," said HM inspector Zoe Billingham.
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Arrow Down

15 years later, lawsuit against UBS over Enron collapse is dismissed

Jonathan Stempel
Reuters
Wed, 01 Mar 2017 17:00 UTC
enron
A federal judge in Houston has thrown out a lawsuit accusing UBS Group AG of hiding fraud by its client Enron Corp from retail customers, a decision that may end a 15-year legal battle stemming from the energy company's December 2001 bankruptcy.

In a 228-page decision on Tuesday, U.S. District Judge Melinda Harmon said UBS PaineWebber brokerage customers failed to show that the Swiss bank intended to defraud them into buying Enron securities.

The customers accused UBS of trying to generate more fees by taking part in five transactions with Enron, such as loans and note offerings, that had no legitimate business purpose, and which were designed to create a facade that Enron was healthy.
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Penis Pump

American greed: Harvard Law School managers stole disabled student funds and purchased sex toys


Sputnik
Thu, 02 Mar 2017 00:08 UTC
Harvard U
© REUTERS/ Jessica Rinaldi
Harvard administrators do not typically steal money, but when they do, they do it with class.

Two former Harvard Law School administrators are accused of stealing a six-figure amount of money intended for disabled students at the school. The two employees, Meg DeMarco and Darris Saylors, reportedly stole about $110,000 from the school by using a mobile card reader, transferring the money to personal accounts.

Before they got caught, the two used their plunder to buy computers, DVDs, cell phones, media players, jewelry, and, wait for it, battery-operated sex toys. According to police reports, the two embezzlers labeled their purchases as "textbooks for disabilities accommodations," among other innocent-looking descriptions in school ledgers.

Comment: Just imagine how the Trillions of dollars that went missing in the Pentagon was used...

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Pirates

Weaponized protestors: Soros-supported MoveOn.org holds demonstration calling for Sessions' resignation


RT
Thu, 02 Mar 2017 16:47 UTC
Dept. of Justice
© Jonathan Ernst / Reuters
MoveOn.org, an organization supported by George Soros, is holding a demonstration outside the US Department of Justice Thursday calling for Jeff Sessions to resign from the office of attorney general.

The political campaign group is urging members of the public to join them in Washington DC to put pressure on Sessions to step down amid allegations he lied under oath.



Comment: It would be one thing to protest the Sessions appointment on some grounds that had to do with reality, but what we're seeing here is the elites effectively using many thousands of clueless people to help do the dirty work of political assassination. Stay tuned.

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